They are among the most varied, diverse, complex, interesting, dynamic, brilliant and articulate individuals I've had the privilege of knowing.
He cut a captivating figure onstage: tall and slim, dynamic, incredibly articulate and a master of the research craft.
Heidegger's emphasis on the temporality and incompleteness of all understanding, on Dasein's inextricable, dynamic and never fully articulated involvement with the world, makes him, in Rorty's Philosophy and the Mirror of Nature (1979), a hero (along with Dewey and Wittgenstein) of therapeutic, anti-metaphysical pragmatist thinking.
We seek instead to understand and articulate the connections and dynamic interactions between people, materials, and organisational, legal, moral, professional and historical safety imperatives as they come together at particular times and places to perform safe or unsafe practice.
Assemble is deeply pragmatic, which allows a very dynamic, articulate and intriguing group of young people to self-organise and work in ways that suit them.
Eric is a completely engrossing storyteller: dynamic, articulate, and surprisingly funny, given the subject matter.
Dynamic, generous, welcoming, witty, loyal, spiritual, positive, nurturing and articulate.
The book articulates a dynamic and historic version of the conception of scientific "a priori" principles first developed by the philosopher Immanuel Kant.
For example, in their crisp and articulate performance of Haydn's String Quartet in E-flat, Op. 71, No. 3 they conveyed a dynamic sense of ensemble.
